EX-PRESIDENT INDICTED

[Dude#1279435]

This is the most popular president in our history, but not in a good way.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1693772496384774417

He may have had the most votes in history, but he's not the most popular. JFK will long outlast Biden. People voted for him to get rid of Trump.

 

[Dude#1279435]

Several mental illnesses are commonly accompanied by compulsive talking. These include the following:

• Bipolar Disorder is a mood disorder that may present with compulsive talking. Compulsive talking usually occurs during periods of mania rather than periods of depression. It is often identified by a rapid-fire pattern of speaking that may seem to leave little room for thought or even taking a breath.
• Narcissistic Personality Disorder may include compulsive talking as a symptom. In this Disorder, compulsive talking often manifests as a compulsive need to build oneself up or put others down. An individual with Narcissistic Personality Disorder may, for instance, experience a compulsion to describe all their accomplishments and achievements, even at the expense of their audience’s comfort or interest.
• Schizotypal Personality Disorder may also include compulsive talking as a symptom. Specific ideas or beliefs are likely to be the topic of compulsive speech. Topics might include conspiracy theories, ESP, or paranoid beliefs. People with this personality disorder may exhibit speech in strange or unusual ways; for example, they may use unusual phrasing, disorganized speech, or irregular terminology.

The above is not an exhaustive list of mental health disorders that include compulsive talking as a symptom, but it offers some examples of how compulsive talking might reflect an underlying mental illness. Compulsive talking is often accompanied by extreme discomfort and high levels of anxiety and fear.

source: https://www.betterhelp.com/advice/personality-disorders/compulsive-talking-personality-disorder-or-idiosyncrasy/

I read through this and can't help to see how well the glove fits for tDrumpf behavior. Maybe he should plead insanity to avoid prison.

The narcissist description sounds like Trump, but I would go with none of the above regarding MAGA diehards. Rather ...

-cognitive dissonance
-cult

 

[chrysler82000]

creepy dementia quid pro quo joe forgot his crack at the white house

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1693985070326157390

 

[chrysler82000]

He may have had the most votes in history, but he's not the most popular. JFK will long outlast Biden. People voted for him to get rid of Trump.

You didn't need to, it was more than obvious, but yeah, confirming stupid might be helpful for the rest in this room.

 

[Dude#1279435]

Never Trumpers ok are democrats and whatever percentage of Republicans. Continues to amaze how you wonder why some won't vote for him when he behaves like a loser.

 

[isolar8001]

It's going to be harder to list someone who won't flip on Trumpy, than list all that will....and have.

IT supervisor's flip is only the beginning in Trump docs case: Mueller prosecutor

It was revealed by the Justice Department on Tuesday that "Trump Employee 4," also known as the IT supervisor who oversaw the security cameras at Mar-a-Lago, has flipped. Legal analyst Andrew Weissmann thinks he's only the beginning.Yuscil Taveras, previously identified as "Trump Employee 4" by...

www.rawstory.com

 

[Mr._Clark]

It's going to harder to list someone who won't flip on Trumpy, than list all that will....and have.

IT supervisor's flip is only the beginning in Trump docs case: Mueller prosecutor

It was revealed by the Justice Department on Tuesday that "Trump Employee 4," also known as the IT supervisor who oversaw the security cameras at Mar-a-Lago, has flipped. Legal analyst Andrew Weissmann thinks he's only the beginning.Yuscil Taveras, previously identified as "Trump Employee 4" by...

www.rawstory.com

That's an interesting article because it highlights how much influence Trump has been able to wield by paying for the lawyers of other potential witnesses and defendants.

Trump is reportedly not paying the legal bills of any of those indicted in the Georgia case:

>>>As former President Donald Trump and his army of lawyers prepare for his formal surrender on Thursday, a harsh new reality is emerging for the co-defendants charged alongside him in Georgia: Their legal bills are about to skyrocket, and it appears no help is on the way from Trump.

“I was reliably informed Trump isn’t funding any of us who are indicted,” attorney and co-defendant Jenna Ellis said Friday in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.<<<

Trump has yet to help his Georgia co-defendants with their legal bills, a risky test of their loyalty

Donald Trump is under pressure to help his allies with legal bills. Fees for multiple probes and indictments could easily climb into the millions.

www.cnbc.com

I strongly suspect that once the other defendants get their own lawyers, these lawyers will advise them to cut a deal rather than sacrifice their lives for Trump. When faced with many years of incarceration and financial ruin, how many people are going to hold out?

Trump has an unpleasant choice. He can stop covering the legal fees of others in order to conserve PAC money in an effort to win the GOP primary. However, this would greatly increase the odds that people will start flipping. If he keeps paying the legal fees, he will likely run out of PAC money well before the primaries are completed, which would reduce his chances of winning the nomination

Of course, he could run out of PAC money even if he doesn't pay the legal fees of the other Georgia defendants. And, it;s quite possible that at least some defendants will flip even if he does pay their legal fees.

The Georgia case is a monster with a million possible outcomes. Perhaps we should start a pool (similar to the NCAA brackets) where everyone picks which defendants flip, which ones succeed in getting their case removed to federal court, which ones make it to a jury, which ones are convicted, which ones are acquitted, which ones win on appeal after a conviction, and which ones go down with the ship of fools (I'm predicting that the prosecutor offers the Easter Bunny a sweet plea deal and he jumps ship at the earliest possible opportunity).

 

[adk highlander]

That's an interesting article because it highlights how much influence Trump has been able to wield by paying for the lawyers of other potential witnesses and defendants.

Trump is reportedly not paying the legal bills of any of those indicted in the Georgia case:

>>>As former President Donald Trump and his army of lawyers prepare for his formal surrender on Thursday, a harsh new reality is emerging for the co-defendants charged alongside him in Georgia: Their legal bills are about to skyrocket, and it appears no help is on the way from Trump.

“I was reliably informed Trump isn’t funding any of us who are indicted,” attorney and co-defendant Jenna Ellis said Friday in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.<<<

Trump has yet to help his Georgia co-defendants with their legal bills, a risky test of their loyalty

Donald Trump is under pressure to help his allies with legal bills. Fees for multiple probes and indictments could easily climb into the millions.

www.cnbc.com

I strongly suspect that once the other defendants get their own lawyers, these lawyers will advise them to cut a deal rather than sacrifice their lives for Trump. When faced with many years of incarceration and financial ruin, how many people are going to hold out?

Trump has an unpleasant choice. He can stop covering the legal fees of others in order to conserve PAC money in an effort to win the GOP primary. However, this would greatly increase the odds that people will start flipping. If he keeps paying the legal fees, he will likely run out of PAC money well before the primaries are completed, which would reduce his chances of winning the nomination

Of course, he could run out of PAC money even if he doesn't pay the legal fees of the other Georgia defendants. And, it;s quite possible that at least some defendants will flip even if he does pay their legal fees.

The Georgia case is a monster with a million possible outcomes. Perhaps we should start a pool (similar to the NCAA brackets) where everyone picks which defendants flip, which ones succeed in getting their case removed to federal court, which ones make it to a jury, which ones are convicted, which ones are acquitted, which ones win on appeal after a conviction, and which ones go down with the ship of fools (I'm predicting that the prosecutor offers the Easter Bunny a sweet plea deal and he jumps ship at the earliest possible opportunity).

They will all flip in the end. Nothing is worth that turd of a lying piece of human garbage.

I can't wait until his jumpsuit matches his hair and our resident ignorant fan boy cries in his tiny hands

 

[isolar8001]

Not only do we have flippers...we have flippers that suddenly tell the truth. This can only lead to More Charges!!!
Whoopie !!

A key witness in the Trump classified docs case changed his testimony after switching lawyers, special counsel says

The man identified as "Trump Employee 4" had been represented by Stanley Woodward, who was being paid by the former president's Save America PAC.

www.nbcnews.com

Prosecutors: Trump Mar-a-Lago security aide flipped after changing lawyers

Special counsel Jack Smith’s team revealed the details of the employee’s about-face in a new filing.

www.politico.com

 

[chrysler82000]

Never Trumpers ok are democrats and whatever percentage of Republicans. Continues to amaze how you wonder why some won't vote for him when he behaves like a loser.

Do you critique every presidents behavior? What about the the disgusting human waste in the white house now. I said it multiple times. Trump was a great president based on his policies and what was accomplished in 4 years. And this current bag of oatmeal obama puppet destroyed all the gains and set us back 10 years.

 

[chrysler82000]

Not only do we have flippers...we have flippers that suddenly tell the truth. This can only lead to More Charges!!!
Whoopie !!

A key witness in the Trump classified docs case changed his testimony after switching lawyers, special counsel says

The man identified as "Trump Employee 4" had been represented by Stanley Woodward, who was being paid by the former president's Save America PAC.

www.nbcnews.com

Prosecutors: Trump Mar-a-Lago security aide flipped after changing lawyers

Special counsel Jack Smith’s team revealed the details of the employee’s about-face in a new filing.

www.politico.com

It's not a criminal act to destroy emails and servers and phones. Just ask crooked hillary

 

[chrysler82000]

That's an interesting article because it highlights how much influence Trump has been able to wield by paying for the lawyers of other potential witnesses and defendants.

Trump is reportedly not paying the legal bills of any of those indicted in the Georgia case:

>>>As former President Donald Trump and his army of lawyers prepare for his formal surrender on Thursday, a harsh new reality is emerging for the co-defendants charged alongside him in Georgia: Their legal bills are about to skyrocket, and it appears no help is on the way from Trump.

“I was reliably informed Trump isn’t funding any of us who are indicted,” attorney and co-defendant Jenna Ellis said Friday in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.<<<

Trump has yet to help his Georgia co-defendants with their legal bills, a risky test of their loyalty

Donald Trump is under pressure to help his allies with legal bills. Fees for multiple probes and indictments could easily climb into the millions.

www.cnbc.com

I strongly suspect that once the other defendants get their own lawyers, these lawyers will advise them to cut a deal rather than sacrifice their lives for Trump. When faced with many years of incarceration and financial ruin, how many people are going to hold out?

Trump has an unpleasant choice. He can stop covering the legal fees of others in order to conserve PAC money in an effort to win the GOP primary. However, this would greatly increase the odds that people will start flipping. If he keeps paying the legal fees, he will likely run out of PAC money well before the primaries are completed, which would reduce his chances of winning the nomination

Of course, he could run out of PAC money even if he doesn't pay the legal fees of the other Georgia defendants. And, it;s quite possible that at least some defendants will flip even if he does pay their legal fees.

The Georgia case is a monster with a million possible outcomes. Perhaps we should start a pool (similar to the NCAA brackets) where everyone picks which defendants flip, which ones succeed in getting their case removed to federal court, which ones make it to a jury, which ones are convicted, which ones are acquitted, which ones win on appeal after a conviction, and which ones go down with the ship of fools (I'm predicting that the prosecutor offers the Easter Bunny a sweet plea deal and he jumps ship at the earliest possible opportunity).

It doesn't matter if you have eye witnesses's that saw the crime and testified. Just ask quid pro quo dementia joe

 

[chrysler82000]

Uh oh.looks like fat fanny got some problems of her own

Fulton County Prosecutor May Face Impeachment as Georgia Freedom Caucus Chair Calls for Special Session

The chair of the Georgia Freedom Caucus is joining the call for a special session of the Georgia General Assembly.

www.westernjournal.com

 

[Dude#1279435]

Uh oh.looks like fat fanny got some problems of her own

Fulton County Prosecutor May Face Impeachment as Georgia Freedom Caucus Chair Calls for Special Session

The chair of the Georgia Freedom Caucus is joining the call for a special session of the Georgia General Assembly.

www.westernjournal.com

I think the key there is they're calling for a session without specifying what the wrongdoing is. Therefore it's likely political on the right to portray this as an unfair attack against Trump. Sort of like the weaponization committee.

 

[Dude#1279435]

Do you critique every presidents behavior? What about the the disgusting human waste in the white house now. I said it multiple times. Trump was a great president based on his policies and what was accomplished in 4 years. And this current bag of oatmeal obama puppet destroyed all the gains and set us back 10 years.

Nope. Trump was the only one yelling in the mic going on 8 years, and he was the only one escalating hate.

 

[isolar8001]

 

[isolar8001]

Looks like ChryslerMoron just got home from his all night job shoveling horse manure, and is ready to show off his inbred IQ by posting links that are almost as stupid as he is....way to go, ChryslerMoron.

 

[isolar8001]

I think the key there is they're calling for a session without specifying what the wrongdoing is. Therefore it's likely political on the right to portray this as an unfair attack against Trump. Sort of like the weaponization committee.

Mr Dude Sir, why do your waste your time going back and forth with him ?
You know how these people are...you could beat their ass with a Truth Stick and they will deny every swat.

Next he will be claiming that Fanni is being investigated for ripping the tags off of mattresses.
She could be found guilty and be impeached for a million reasons, but it still wont change the fact that a Grand Jury found cause to charge the 18 morons....that aint goin' away no matter what.

 

[Trell]

She could be found guilty and be impeached for a million reasons, but it still wont change the fact that a Grand Jury found cause to charge the 18 morons....that aint goin' away no matter what.

And the chairwoman of the Special Grand Jury was a Trump voter.

 

[chrysler82000]

And the chairwoman of the Special Grand Jury was a Trump voter.

that doesn't help your cause, Sounds like she's a sleeper for the hung jury. If it gets that far.